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Video: UNC Historian Freddie Kiger Spins Tar Heel Tales At Sutton's

Longtime University of North Carolina historian Freddie Kiger talks about the rich history of UNC and Olympic Sports at Carolina for an audience at Sutton's Drug Store in Chapel Hill. (View Video)

Five must-see UNC home games you won't want to miss this fall sports season

With classes beginning in Chapel Hill this week, there can be a lot going on. So, I've taken the time to highlight five can't-miss home games for the UNC fall sport season. 1. Football vs Minnesota, Sept. 16. 2. Women's soccer vs Florida State, Sept. 24. 3. Volleyball vs Louisville, Oct. 6. 4. Men’s soccer vs Syracuse, Oct. 6. 5. Field hockey vs Duke, Oct. 27. (Daily Tar Heel)

North Carolina Tar Heels Week Preview: August 21 – August 27

The UNC Athletics season is officially underway. Field Hockey – The Tar Heels begin a new era under . The greatest player in the history of the sport is now leading the charge after retired after a successful 42 years. The regular season will get underway on August 25th when UNC plays host to a four-team ACC-Big Ten Challenge. (Keeping It Heel)

UNC Volleyball Hosts Blue-White Scrimmage Friday

The North Carolina volleyball team will host the annual Blue & White Scrimmage this Friday, Aug. 18, at 6 p.m. in Carmichael Arena. The event, like all regular-season home matches, is free and open to the public. The annual intrasquad scrimmage will provide Tar Heel fans with a first look at the 2023 squad, including first-year head coach Mike Schall. (GoHeels.com)

Ten Tar Heel Things To Watch In 2023-24

UNC's first day of classes is around the corner, and training camps and exhibition games have begun. The regular season arrives this week when the women's soccer team visits Penn State on Thursday. There's plenty of reason to be excited about UNC Athletics. Here are 10 things for Tar Heel fans to look forward to entering the 2023-24 academic year. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Takeover Day On ACC Network Saturday

If you enjoy watching UNC win a national championship, beat Duke and N.C. State, make history and work his magic, set your DVR for Carolina takeover day Saturday on the ACC Network. There are two wins over N.C. State on the schedule. One football game will be replayed. And four Tar Heel victories over Duke will air. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Several UNC sports venues receiving lighting upgrades this summer

If by some chance you’ve been walking in the neighborhood of Kenan Stadium this summer and wondered “what is up with all the construction trucks?” The answer is related to Carmichael Arena and the Smith Center. UNC has decided that it’s time to move all of their venues to the new LED lighting setup that you’re starting to see at other stadiums. (Tar Heel Blog)

Upgrades To Enhance Carmichael Arena Experience

Fans will experience an enhanced and exciting game day atmosphere when they cheer on the Tar Heels at Carmichael Arena this coming school year. The historic building is undergoing significant lighting and LED video board upgrades that will significantly brighten women's basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, and wrestling events in the fall of 2023. (GoHeels.com)

Jackie Taylor, daughter of late NFL great Sean Taylor, commits to play volleyball at UNC

North Carolina Tar Heels volleyball received a commitment from Jackie Taylor, the daughter of late NFL legend Sean Taylor. The 6-foot-1 middle blocker joins the Tar Heels as a member of the 2024 recruiting class. Taylor, a junior at Gulliver Prep (Fla.), recorded 171 kills, 13 block solos, 65 triple blocks and three assists across 80 sets played in 2021-22. (Inside Carolina)

Mike Schall has big shoes to fill as new UNC volleyball head coach

After serving as an assistant coach at UNC for five seasons, Mike Schall replaced recently-retired , who had been North Carolina's head coach for 33 years and racked up seven ACC Championships in the process. As the winningest volleyball coach in Atlantic Coast Conference history, Sagula left his assistant some pretty big shoes to fill. (Daily Tar Heel)
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